New series of Beyond Paradise filmed in more areas of South West
The Saltash locations include some hidden away allotments close to Churchtown Farm, said Saltash Town Council.The council said it had been working with the production team to facilitate filming while minimising disruption.A spokesperson said: "We see this as a positive opportunity for Saltash, showcasing our town to a wider audience and supporting the creative industries."The Saltash Social Club in Fore Street announced it would be closed on 11 August when it will be used as a filming location.Production teams have also been seen at West Devon Club on Abbey Place, Tavistock.
Crews will be filming in Looe, the fictional Shipton Abbott, at a time when many tourists are visiting the seaside town.Locations include the Sardine Factory restaurant which is transformed by the programme makers to become the drama's "Ten Mile Kitchen".After the filming of the third series, Ben Palmer, chef and owner of the Sardine Factory, said the exposure had a very positive affect on the town.He said: "Beyond Paradise has had a very positive impact on the town. People are visiting us more here, which is great."Other businesses in the town also reported an increase in tourism and revenue due to the drama.
'Puzzling twists'
Series four of Beyond Paradise continues to tell the personal story of Humphrey and his partner Martha while also following Det Insp Goodman and his colleagues as they solve a series of bizarre crimes.Posting on Facebook, the show's producers said: "We're back in Shipton Abbott. Filming has begun this week on the brand-new series of #BeyondParadise."Expect plenty of puzzling twists and turns as the team gear up for another series full of mystery, humour, and heart on the sunny shores of Devon and Cornwall."The transmission date for the new series has not yet been released.
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